The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has renewed the charter for the Consumer Advisory Committee, allowing it to continue its work for another two years until October 2026. This committee will give recommendations to the FCC about consumer needs and will hold public meetings, either in person or via teleconference. The meetings will be fully accessible to individuals with disabilities, and all information will be shared openly. The committee's activities will follow the Federal Advisory Committee Act requirements, ensuring transparency and public access to records.
Simple Explanation
The group that gives advice to the FCC about what people need when using phones and the internet gets to keep doing its important work for two more years. They will meet to talk about ideas and make sure everyone can understand, including people with disabilities.